RF & Microwave Industry News

RSS

Anaya Vardya, CEO at American Standard Circuits, announces that his company has achieved its AS9100 Rev C Certification. AS9100 is the internationally recognized quality management system standard specific to the aerospace, aviation and defense industries. This standard is strongly supported and adhered to by major aerospace OEMs and is being required by vendors within the supply chain on an increasing basis.

Leti, an institute of CEA Tech, and the Institute for Information Industry of Taiwan (III), a non-profit non-governmental technology development organization, today announced an agreement for mutual exploration of a wide range of information and communications technology (ICT) related to the Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G wireless connectivity.

Ampleon announced the modular M2 RF Energy reference system to replace magnetrons in the industrial heating market. This technology replacement is driven by the need for a longer service lifetime of the RF generators, to reduce operating costs and minimize the downtime of heating systems.

Keysight Technologies unveiled a signal analyzer with continuous sweep frequency coverage from 3 Hz to 110 GHz, raising the bar for millimeter wave signal analysis.

MACOM is sampling three new broadband voltage controlled oscillators (VCO) that collectively cover 6 to 20 GHz. They were designed to address the needs of test and measurement (T&M), aerospace and defense (A&D) and communications.

The K707 Digital Receiver from Innovative Integration supports two FMC-310 plug-in modules providing up to 6 antenna inputs, 128 independent channels of DDC, and one spectrum analyzer embedded in a Xilinx Kintex-7 FPGA. It supports monitoring and/or recording of wide- or narrow-band spectra or channelized IF band data. The receiver supports contiguous recording at 1,300 MByte/s to four SSDs until running out of disk space.

Arralis, the world leading W band device manufacturer, has added a number of new MMIC devices to its extensive product range. The new power amplifier, image cancellation mixer and variable attenuator come in response to new advance system requirements.

Based on their 0.15 µm GaN on SiC process (QGaN15), Qorvo has released a family of GaN transistors in die form, with performance to 25 GHz for advanced applications in communications, radar and defense RF systems.

Ampleon announced a 1900 W LDMOS power transistor for applications in the 10 to 500 MHz frequency range. Delivering 1900 W pulsed or 1700 W CW output power, the device is capable of operating with a VSWR up to 65:1.

The U.S. Missile Defense Agency awarded Raytheon Co. a contract modification to develop “a transition to production process” to incorporate GaN into existing and future AN/TPY-2 radars.